Known for its beautiful and contrasting landscapes, Atlantic Canada is one of the least visited areas of Canada but it really is a hidden gem. Magnificent coasts, quaint and laid back, and uncrowded tourist hot spots, Atlantic Canada is a unique part of North America.
By booking a package with Complete North America you benefit from reduced rates on flights, accommodation and car rental along with complete financial protection. Package holidays are sold by Complete North America Limited as a member of the Hays Travel Independence Group with ATOL and ABTA bonded protection.
We’re able to offer a flexible approach on all of our holidays when selecting your accommodation, flights and destination. If you would like something specific, or maybe a touch of luxury, please speak to a member of our team who will happily offer advice and suggestions.
With Complete North America you will receive an incredibly detailed personalised road book, hotel vouchers, car hire vouchers, electric flight itinerary, luggage labels, transfer / excursion vouchers and a handy black wallet to keep all your information in one place.
Our team of experienced travel specialists have been all over the North American region and thanks to their knowledge and expertise will be able to help tailor your perfect holiday whilst giving you the inside track on your North American adventure.
Take inspiration from our example itineraries below or speak to us today so we can tailor something to your specific needs and plans. We can be as flexible as you want to be, and nothing at all is set in stone. Call us now on 0115 9610590 or enquire here.
Come and visit the Jewel of Canada that is the Maritimes, the 3 provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island each have their own unique cultural identities. The provinces are known for their stunning seacoasts, charming lighthouses and the whale migration.
Halifax | Lunenberg | Kejimkjik | Digby | Chignecto North | Kouchibouguac | Charlottetown | Lake Ainslie | Ingonish
Time Zone: GMT – 4 (NL – 3.5)
Flight time from UK: 6 hours
Atlantic Canada is made up of New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island and come under the umbrella term because of the four provinces’ cultural similarities.
Summer temperatures average about 25C, and in the winter at -2C. Temperatures vary on the coasts, where it is colder in summer and winter. The coasts are also often shrouded in a thick fog, especially along the Bay of Fundy and on the island of Newfoundland.
Winter is great for skiing and snow related activities but temperatures are low. In winter and spring the streets will still be slushy and cool but in the summer from May to late August it can get very hot and it’s the best time to experience Atlantic Canada in all its glory.
Atlantic Canada is famous for its fresh and abundant seafood, from succulent lobster, to scallops, mussels, oysters and cod. You can dine at a seaside restaurants, take a stroll through local farmers market or also take in one of the many culinary festivals.
Atlantic Canada is known for its quaintness and laid back lifestyle, and you’ll definitely see that for yourself while exploring the area. The beaches will be uncrowded, the tourist hotspots won’t be bustling with people and your whole holiday will be slowed down from the hustle and bustle.
Atlantic Canada is a very coastal area and offers so many diverse and beautiful landscapes which are great for driving or exploring by boat such as the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick, Gros Morne in Newfoundland & Labrador, the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia and North Cape on Prince Edward.
